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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

William McCausland, who was purchas
fms cattle at McCann's landing, Pa, was
murdered and robbed.
London Special: Mr.. Blaine's visit to
Hamburg has resulted in an acquaintance
with the prince OF Wales more intimate
than would have been likely to occur in
London. Since Mr. Blaine was presented,
at tho princes request. they have met
three times in public in thepark. Thelast
time was ON the lawn tennis ground. The
prince asked Mr.. Blaine to sit with him,
and they had fifteen minutes talk, while
the Anglo-American colony, which is still
numerous, looked on. *
The final session Of the International
medical congress was held recently. DR..
Grailey Hewitt OF London, on behalf Of
the foreign visitors, gave expressions to
their appreciation OF the efforts Of the ex.
ecutive committee to make the conven-
ton . success and OF the hospitality 81
the people of Washington. He presented
resolutions embodying these sentiments.
Doctors Martin OF Berlin, Landolt 9 Paria
and Edmund Owen OF London spoke In q
similar strain, making complimentary r..
ierencss to President Cleveland. Dr.. Owen
sid: When you are in our country We
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

clear and distinct
until the order fixing
the death penalty
and date of execu-
ton was reached,
when his reading be-
labored, his
voice husky and his
manner showed it
was with the great
est emotion that he
performed the duty
he had been dele
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22
Cardinal Gibbons and DR.. McGlynn.

Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore author
ICES the following statement in reference to
his, connection with the McGlynn case:
Shortly after his arrival in Rome in Feb.
ruary Cardinal Gibbons in an audience
with the pope, was requested by the latter
to ask DR.. McGlynn to come to Rome. The
next day the cardinal complied with the
instructions; but as he did not know DR..
McGlynn's address he wrote the letter to
DR.. Burtsell, because he regarded him as a
friend Of DR.. McGlynn. Some weeks later
Cardinal Gibbons received a reply from DR..
Burtsell, giving reasons and excuses why
DR.. McGlynn did not 60 to Rome. As the
answer from DR.. Burtsell was addressed
not to Cardinal simeoni, but to Cardinal
Gibbons himself, the latter saw no reason
for handing the letter to the Propaganda.
Far, however, from suppressing it's con.
tents, he was very careful to communicate
them to the cardinal project of the Propa.
ganda. Cardinal Gibbons was in no way
authorized to- act as an intermediary be-
tween DR.: McGlynn and his archbishop,
and therefore scrupulously avoided inter-
iering in q matter in which he had no di.
rect concern, and his visit to Rome had
in view a different purpose.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22
ANARCHISTS.
The Seven Death-Sentenced Anarchists
of Chicago Must Be Hanged on the
18th of November.
The Illinois Supreme Court Judges
Unanimously Confirm the Finding of
the Lower Court.
A Most Able and Exhaustive Review
of the Case and Incidentally the
Principles of Anarchism.

OTTAWA. Ill, Sept lathe decision of the
illinois supreme court in the Chicago anarch-
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22


fifteen days to file q
motion for q new re-
hearing, n thirty
lays from the close
of the term to file q
petition In support
thereof. This will not
aot as a stay Of SEN
tence, and they will
have to sho very
strong grounds before
the u will consent
to a stay Of execution
n It'll the rehearing
~ -
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22
THE DECISION READ.

As the chief Justice commenced reading
he regained his composure. HIS voice was
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

Nearly all the gang OF Texas train rob.
bers are now in the hands Of the authors.
ties. Some Of them have confessed.
Sir Charles Young, author OF tho play
Jim. the Penman," died suddenly In Lon
don.
At Glen Falls, N. Il, Charles p. AIDE, book
keeper Of the FirstN National bank. has con-
fessed to the embezzlelnent Of $4,000.
school, and generally respected.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

others against the peo-
pie of the State of Illi-
nois, No. SO, advise
ment docket" The
chief justice %nervously
turned the leaves of
the court docket to the
case indicated, when
the justice read shsde-
cision of therconre a
the sAnarchf1t c1sA
Judge Magrpdas -
The juaxmant Y Ne
court below isAiarzned
as to all and % TO each
defendants: An opinion
ting forth the reasons Of
dgment. The opinion is
Il m he fled
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

contains about ifty-six thousand words.
The anarchists had no counsel here
to represent them before the court as
the decision was announced and no
steps were taken in their behalf. They have
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

his work he was ably,
helped by each Of the
other six distinguished
judges, who made him
their spokesman, and
through him expressed
their unanimous decis-
ion. The opinion covers
225 a G Of closely
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

vember next. on Friday, between the hours of
10 o'clock In the forenoon and 4 o'clock in the
afternoon on that day.
The Judgment of the court was unanimous.
THE DECISION READ.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

without his approval OF the plans.
| Neither the trustees or any one else
will take such responsibility.
The injunction served upon the
Farmers Warehouse company at Clar-
mont by the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba railroad was withdrawn
recently. Farmers and private buy.
ers are having all the cars necessary
for their business.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held it's meeting at Huron.
A report showed that there are one
hundred and forty-three unions in
Dakota and thirteen young woman's
unions. Thirteen of the former and.
six OF the latter have been organized
in the last year. There are over two
| thousand women in their societies,
1900 of whom are regularly paying
members. The president, as territor-
ial organizer, has travelled 8, 500 miles
in the year, delivered 137 addresses,
had fifty.three woman's meetings, all
the officers Of last year were re-elect.
ed: President, Mrs. Barker OF Cham.
berlain; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Hyde, Mitchell; recording secretary,
Mrs. Hyde, Vermillion; treasurer, Mrs,
Kline, Mitchell. These, with Mrs.
| McCardin OF Huron and Mrs. Mofatt
Of Woonsocket, constitute the execu.
tive committee. Fargo isthe place Of
meeting next year.
AZ Grand Forks, the Northwestern
News, q new Democratic weekly pub
lished BY ". R. Bierly, has sts APP
pearance.
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gated by his associates to perform.
Having voiced the decision of the. court
In the most celebrated case it has ever
been called upon to decide, the justice
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22

In this case the court
of the superior court
Of Cook county on the
defendants in the in
dictmet, August Spies,
: Samuel Fielder, A. R.
Parsons. Adolph
Fischer, GEORGE Engel,
Michael Schwab and
Louis Lingg, be carried
into effect by the
sheriff of Cook county
on the 18th day Of No.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-22
WHY DID LINGG MAKE THE BOMB

which killed began? To answer this it be-
comes necessary to examine the character of the
association with which these defendants were
connected. and it's aims. There was no question
about this organization, nor little about it's OBJ
jects. Its platform was published by the Alarm
and the Arbeiter Zeitung. The court Quoted
many familiar extracts from that sheet. Among
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
STATE lsoRTCuLTuRISTS.
The June Meeting Abandonsd-Wiil Meet
mt the Stale Fair.

The Executive Board OF the State Horti-
cultural Society met at Lansing last Thurs
day. Hon. Charles w. Garfield, Secretary.
and s. ". Pesrsall, Treasurer of the society.
were present It was decided 10 hold in
lieu of the regular June meeting of the So
ciety three nights open session at Jack
son during the State Fair there September
1924. President Lyon was appointed the
delegate to the annual meeting of the Amer
lean Pathological Society, TO be held in Bos-
ton. A discussion was held to gain the
opinions Of members upon the desirabieness
and feasibility OF confsderafing an national
societies which deal with subjects germane
TO agriculture for the purpose of efecting a
united action nationally and Of expediting
and simplifying business. Secre-
tary Garfield is also Secre-
tary of the American Pathological
Society, and will report to the Executive
Board in favor of such confederation. Many
minor matters received informal considera-
tiou. among them being an invitation from
the Texas Horticultural Society for dele
CATION 10 visit them At their annual meeting
in August. The invitation will probably
not be accepted A committee. composed of
Secretary Garfield and Thomas IL. Forster,
OF the Secretary or State Office. was ap-
pointed to confer With the Board OF State
Auditors relative to the publication of a
history Of the society IN volume separate
from its regular yearly printed proceedings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
DOESN'T BELIEVE IT
oossANDss surHsssosD's VIEWS
D. sss k~1ssss Assrsspsed - D~psrs..sss
os&Gsaasr a'oss.s n31szsss - ehs
frs~s1sals Frarsssa sxsss
- - k<o4kx

H<xr. June s,-~ssflsss ysr - IT, ~
Louis dlss~toh - the Tksssk4s -HnxA4.s.
giving ths s1sws Of DeI~nns1f osn-
mandsf Tassis. oi love .. a A. regarding
the wait Of the fFsslasns ~ ths National
Eno~mrA.sul ~ ~ Lealssp s.ksa yoar cur
respondent cf nss,srga.snt Co4maA<~r
Rutherford al tAs Dsp~rs1ssi si hlsaassa
to-day.
Yes. ] have iusl read h svu tas s>oond
tine and &c nes believe thai osmoa<ndss
Iuff,s eseg utssrcd s1ah ~orsis a. iD&lsaled
IN the dlsIatch. have sDes eomrsds
Iuitls snd ! rcnsnsh<s aim ~ . zSaD al
food ooasnsEa SENSE. Ne asn, exoepl.
l'erhsFs . serilkbie orklk would l<ik i1
that way br take sael . siex OF the f,sesi-
dents wait. ar Cleveland q flesi asnl 81
the BEST. The naost fres aud lhs a1sss liberal
Eepubllc on the giote-fhs Vnilcd
STATES sad a. frssiasnt sf sach
country BE 4 surely sno oor.
taauly entitled O. uuf respect. AT
isast We do not. nof is il 81 81 expected
that ~s siHsusd. 81 seres Tef@rdine the
Presidents efholsl scif. That man. thst
officer. thai President xho. ia ras aaninis.
TRITON of hls duties ~fii satisfy al. h1s
never lived Dor ever viii. TIE aispstch vac
q bi6s al TIE President hioh vii saii shorf
of the n,srk. Tie world wei knoxf that
soldiers are loyal and that they hsss Fe,ssrd-
iess of isslitlcs- al ieasi rsspsa for ths high
est ofncisi of that GaioB. Tor which tls.s -
freely bied. % nobly foaghi, - esndy
saved.
''.fhs dispatch from ~. l.ouis is pnss,s
sensational aud aoek fbe Department .a1nl-
pisndef oi Iowa inius,ioe
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

konFf, June 5~--"Jimr Rooch sn sdop.
ted son Of BoFsce Roach. shot shs latter
in tbe hand saturday afternoon. gina lad
-four reviewers In Che house and his lasher
ordered lsm 70 dispose Of them xhisb be
fsf0seo q do -. . eosrTsl ensoe0 viii flse
above resrist Ef. Roach u . isfr,ef Hs-
ia one mile nortbessf oi herx and hnt
wife ress0ing in tsrnDo isapidF A. verrnai
war plsret Ia msrSbs honscrEf hands and
be found )Eoncb oof IL sbs woods usaf fhs
bopsf 5eeinf tlIs officer he ran bar ~ss
otertaken and lodged "a isa -
Higbee A HHThs nfli. vbich h. fun b.
water power cs5g ~ fo feei ~ lF-aher tBd
76.DDo iaft tiiis week which - tbe largest
veeks run sins tbe oiii -ss built We
bsve been blessed viii rein ererf aag thif
week anG crofs ere loof ine tne.--slfnie|
Borisnd, of borisnd, flag stsfion. f0flf
miles Dofrh ef bers. bee 81 reoeiTa8 pen
sion 81 81 Zo--F 9. Beard who bes been
81 Chicago 0n pleasure trip returned Set
ur3sy, hW wife stopping in Detroit - Fisif
friends. M Eorief y proving better hevnt a
had scsssdsl for whole week
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Sczss skyzzstsx eoes E2ss GO - AK
anz@F PoZs ~ tAs sszle~iax 2ss<s<--

8E&tA t<Nt
Sczs Tkyustsx eaes ksss ga - Alsx.
aus@f Poze NJ lAs sslle1zax zs.<s<--
ss5 ke
azsssez Is . rga1 ezd Fsps.
- s11 3 eeFfeia teif
es seee - .,ss& ssserpe tee s'ps
Bis II = szozd way. Pops sss rsxAs--
aazx - "a - eFissnal seeeiss shzn n -
- slseTzsi frsser. srfrtsa y saeazfy 4
Aze t1ls II > seeu.af e ss1 - = spiritual
way
Toavaigsr ssss9a. especially Il ne liver
Be lad aazi sAs eyes ysiioslsh. a. nsEazs
seems ozl q gear. NoE cay the zfsirs of
tnis Eosld. bar tn 1niyesss is aBialnisa
and eoakazsd- 3al 70 tbs pAilosspksr
~sth as nsssailying diseosszlss. sad - ne
ssiEoasaaer wiEh his teiesoope. al Is grand
eur. bsaaty sad Asrnony TIE planets roll
esFsiessiy On aitA0us eolasi0a. TIE seasons
dznes gzily bys lie sad death cAsss each
other hks scAoolehiidrea a Play. and al
Nith the grace aad precision of an innui
mschineEy. Ara 80 us sss that Pope ssid
well IN tAs sosds
-kG are blt paris Of enc = epeneous ~hole
Who's bod A.u7e q sGd t1ot he SOui
We apply this in the ups aad downs Of
domestic life. Ia the wTsngling factions Of
politics. IN the battles Of capital and labor.
II personal struggles for honors and wealth:
and the dockriae bFiags char ~ and con-
sOiali0n-
Bat sslch Is fataiisn, taking away mans
free agency and responsibility for his setss
Not BIZ Of H. Nor dld the optimistic view
Of life ever strike st morality or individual
effort and smoliion. Il Is rather stima-
lant 90 faith. virtue and charity. II Is
baseam and ted Of elder 10 The unfortu-
nste and afflicted Il opens the windows
OF universal heaven to the longing gaze
a Summer laad Of ultinats equality and
goodness.
Blessed, indeed. are tho - who can see
the hand Of Wisdom in everything. They
stand on the mountain top and take .
biris-syc view Of all the sublime glo ries Of
creation. To thsm the pond lily is none
the less lovely because snakes and unciesn
things crawl about It's roots The
rose smells as sweet as though Its leaves
did not cover thorn. Believing
thus, ali life is grand and beautiful. All
phases Of existence become elements in
philosophy. Oceans are as necessary ss
dry lands. night IS day. sleep and death IS
life and the waking hours
Yet many of the mysteries Of Optimism
are hidden from our eyes. We cannot
comprehend why the rich have ever op-
pressed the poor: why tyranny and crime
have appeared 10 thrive, and humility and
virtue have so often oeen trodden down.
Such belong 10 the incomprehensible-lap
over into the realm where Faith must
guide.
There is a Divinity that shapes our ends.
rough hew them as we vemay." All things
ultimate in good. We are climbing up the
ladder whose base is planted in the wilder
nesA. Esch round is step nearer to glory.
whether there be pleasure or pain in taxing
il. The blacksst clouds viii yet have their
silver lining, and the mobiles. philosophy of
life is 10 he hearty. charitable, jolly. and
make of the world all It is worth.
FARMER REYNOLDS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
MORE TRAIN ROBBERS
NAL AND EXPRESS CARS RAlOgD,
Masked MN Cover the Engineer with
Esvoissrs and Compel Him TO stop
on q Bridge-Hunting the VII
laIns with Bloodfo tnds.

Forr WogTH. Tex, Jrne 5. - -Four
masked men boarded the esst-bound Texas
& Pac,ec express train 1t Bsnbrook. few
miles west Of here, last night. aud covering
the engineer and fireman With reToivers.
compelled. them 70 stop the train a. the
high trestlew0rk over Bfushy Creek. Hare
the yvent through the express sud mail car
and AFTER delayinztke train twenty minutes,
allowed 70 70 proceed. Ia the express ear
they secured 81 $50, aal IN the mail car
three registered pscksees. the exact amount
Of which not o5:ainable. The country
has been thorouzhiy secured by officers
with blood hounds all day. but no trace Of
the thieves can oe found. Heavy rain this
morning Destroyed ths scsnt and hounds
ars Of Ilifle use.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
TRIED TO POISON HER.
An Attempt to Get Hid OF . Woman with
Sloo, 600 Claim.

An Attempt to Get Kid OF Woman With
100000 Claim.
j. MIsiIE1roLgs, June S.---A rather startling
attempt st poisoning Is reported in the fam
ily of Mrs. J.H. Dunn. 2705 Plsssant-sve.
The lady, who fs highiy respected 10 the
locality in which she lives, says she was IN
the habit Of leaving tin pail outside her
door every night for the convenience OF her
miikmgn in the morning that when he
came to put in the milk yesterday morning
he discovered substance much like ashes
in the pail. and so left her milk az neigh
bors. The pail and contents were turned ovsr
TO police headquarters, where an exsuina-
ton was made. The substance was found
TO be arsenic: enough TO kill twenty people
Mrs. Dunn came here a short time ago
from Pennsylvania where she has damage
case pending with one Ezra Cooper. Of
Union City, the amount being 800. 90
She says ever since, she hss been shsdowec
By a man, who. IN her opinion, is en-
ployed by Cooper. and that be took this
means Of getting rid OF her. Mrs. Dunn
went East last night and viii probably 1nd
out the name Of the 'spotter.' dis de-
scription has been given 70 the police.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

A Worthless AlIexan C0anty Husband
shoots ffis wife.

ALtssss. jane 5.--Abont q year ago
Aloazo Allen. 4 worthless drunken pain.er
Of this village. worked fer a while in the
vicinity Of Hamilton. While there he met
the foarteen-year-old daughter Of farmer
rAaed Jerry Arrdt becgme infatuated
With hsr sni IN November lsss they were
married. tae girl and her parents snpoosinx
tbat Allen was = sober, Industrious a1an.
The7 aiterward learned bis true chsrscfer.
but he Vas allowed 10 i've With his wife ~
hls fsisef-ir-iaws house hptH 4
sew weeks ago. when be was sd-
viSci - get cat snf kustis
for himself lie len ard I'D not return
usltil iass E-;dsy night. when hs dro7e 70
ths houxs wslssi IN and aszed his wifs IL
she intended 90 live vilh higu agsin. she
rspfsdshat che dii ncs. He then pnllsd .
revolver Ard shot her in ths shoulder. IN
SIC 0z a serf0us tho1sA nos necessarily
fafai wound. Her father lamped between
tlsm ssd Alien shot a. bim bGt missed
him He tisen r9n from the house, jumped
into bis buggy aad drove away Oflicers
we're seen IN pRrsult, and lzst evening he
was captrre3 near DSvr, brought here end
fs,si7.s1 IN istI
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

WssNExssax. Juns 4AsE-Fsoa General
Hamiiton, - re Marine If1pftsi service.
ssys they Iook upon the 7eaIor fsvsr il Key
Wsss ss saise ssz<oss rsatisr. Iary kaye
Furnished hets asd s<idae siad scn< otsez
aenrsramodstiens - he l1kai autk fths<
an8 tssy csnnCt - says.sf elss o-aesaisv
natd the state sstaor = spply fer As -
snce ne szys thsf t1e ! = cst on AZ fbaf
he dise4se vss hroazht - KeT Wess n
heddinz shi1h wss so9zkt - Hsvsnz By q
fsnlly kEaosg gheE - hsvur hrst AZ
us&res
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
The stato Pionssr.

TO the Editor OF the TxLgskAx-HxsALD
Permit me to say that we had At Lansing
this week the beat and most interesting
meeting I have ever attended of the State
Pioneer Association. The programme was
carried.our very nearly 10 the letter as pub
lished. There was . resolution passed in
regard TO the Importance of each and all of
the counties Of The State, and especially all
OF the pioneer organizations in the State.
following tie example Of Kent county In
ssndiDg a delegation from their oTgsniza-
ton to the annual Stste meeting: inssmuch
IS u seems % be means Of getting out =
Iarger and mere interesting meeting Many
very interesting papers aud reports were
read. whica viii 20 into the history OF the
STATE. w. l. CoFFIxBKRRY.
Grand Rapids, June ;.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


TrE PRESIDENT AND TIE @. A.
The embarrassment which the TEIz-
sRxa-HxnALp predicted few days ago
would arise IN consequence OF tie Prssl-
denis proposed visit 10 81 Louis Al tbs
finne of The G.. A. X Ssticnai Enc1mp-
msnf, has already cropped out. The
state q Affairs - rather cnforfcnste al
sround In the first place the selection
q sity which sympathizsd go largely
with the people against whom the msun-
hcrs of the 0rard Army fought, 10 bs
the place for hosdine tko enerrrrners
vss unwises and in ths second place i
Wa unwiss on the part Of the city Of
Sc Louis 20 invite the President 30 be
present C. the time Of the encenpmeut.
II Is ons Of shs chief purposes Of the
organization % the q. A. T. TO keep
alive ths memories q tie war and TO cul-
tivsts I0yslty 10 tks Union. This prr-
pose nast inevitably draw ont. a. an en-
sHmpmsns. "reminiscences aud expres-
sions OF sentiment that are unpleasant
10 thoss whose ylspashies we're with the
snsnniss OF the Grand Army veterans.
There are cities enough where The a.
csmpmeut might have been held in
which loyal sx-soIdiers would have been
surs OF being cogrteoualy received by
sverybody, where tbs Sentiment OF The
community would hare been uaquali-
1sdly with them. Il Is not so in Sc.
Louis, and 10 r1ust rsgsr3 tho selection
of taat city as the placs fer holding the
sncsmvnsns 70 bs sniss ss serious
mistake ga the cisy's invitation Of The
Prssiilan. 10 attend.
Bus lba grezto1s mistake seems 20
have bsen Eiaie by ths President him
SELF Tbs Gssnd ArDy sent an invita-
ti0u % min 10 % rrgssnt Sc The sims OF
The eucsmPmsns and 70 this invitation
The f'rsg;dsus ms1s no reply. the only
vorI received from him being lettsr
from BIC Secretary s.Rtirg tbas st scns
later date be would either accsct OF de-
cline he irriiahou. Aiisr tbs the q.
A. 4 invitation sas entirety ignored aod
tbs iovisaEsen. After fkis the q. A. D.
inrifati01 Vas eufirsty ignored eai She
invitation - the Mayor q s. LouiS wss
sncepfed. TIE President csnBot aTOrd
A. antae0nizs the Grs16 Army ~ tke
Rspueiis. bus Il IS ssidea6 that he bs8
placed himself "a a ver7 embarrassing
pcs;sioa aud t1e-s ere prsn0uitory synlp-
iozus of > considerable amount of ur-
pless 8utness ~ c-rrscticn With the cora-
inx sncaupmeDt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
esN. FAIRcALo INTsRvIswEo.


Does Nrt Tafnk ~. Louis woatf Ee 80
Elscoarteaats ss 70 fa<it- Cleveland.
MAnnos, Wis, June s.-Ia speaking Of
the dissatisfaction Of the Grand Array msn
Of ef Louis over President Cleveland
prospective viss to that city during The
National Grand Army s1esmpaeHt. Com
personally be possessed 10 cldeiN inf5Tma-
fion sbat she President intended - qisis Sc
Lonis 81 that fizas. nor did he believe the
People Of 81 fouis Ho1.8 &c srourte5cs
e me hosts of Old veterans a. - cad 4 ocr-
cogrse Of peCp PIE - the ctr. saee as wouid
naturally gather - see ths FEssisieni a. =
USE When De veterans c0aid aoe heip, as .
eonse1 aeoce, S1f be serioosiy embarrassed
f0r sa1tabie Recommendations. General Fstr.
enild las bad 10 con1 naasicssion 8.lh 81
I.euls people en- the SUB ecL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Nrr Taae. Ta0e fac business Ail1-ss
cccurrirx tbroushout ths eountry during
The last sesen asvs namber for the Jnitsd
states - snd f1r Cs1sir o: teal. l79
As sEsinst Us last week. 80 FOR the pre-.
vioss seek AMI fS1 f,r tbe corresponding :
slislirishine IN al serti0ns n the country
escsriaifr IN the Western States. wher- TIE
number = the sriailest rseerled faF yesfs.
The fzurps fyr he Wsstern tsd Pacific
States bsl8x eos hfly-two. 81 suit-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

jefferson and Jennie Waters we're mar
risd a. 0rsndville IN October, 1856. Jennie
yesterday fIed bill for divorce ia the su-
perior Court, through Der attorney Jas. +.
Mcbride, il vhica she charges jefferson
with extreme cruelty. That he Is seventssn
yeas oid ard q Eachiuist and hse failed
and refused - support haT. That be threat-
ensd - mslsreat and Kill her and she was
obliged 20 leave him Msy Il on eccount Of
his il treatment sni nsslsct Of hsr, Thai
he hss several times seater aud bruised her
and since their separation be has waglaid
har and attempted 20 force her 70 20 With
hin and On Being rsfnssd has assaulted ssd
beaten her on thu street,. Her maiden
name was Jeonis Van3sr Lasn and she Ia
nov seventeen fears ef aes.